Exemples d'utilisation de Cuban state en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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they are backed by the explicit political will of the Cuban State.
crimes aimed at destroying the Cuban state or the lives of its citizens.
as deputies in the National People's Assembly, which is the main legislative body of the Cuban State.
Reaffirms its unswerving determination to never allow the territory of the Cuban State to be used to organize,
It should also be stressed that the Cuban State is taking the necessary measures to prevent acts prohibited by the Convention,
Paragraph 9 of the report stated that one of the fundamental principles governing the social development policy which the Cuban State had been implementing since 1959 was the preferential treatment accorded without distinction to the most marginalized social groups,
The Cuban State has periodically submitted its reports to the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women in fulfilment of its undertakings
The Cuban State recognizes and encourages the grass-roots
The Cuban State prohibits racial discrimination in all its forms,
is made up of institutions of the Cuban State(Ministries of Education,
The Cuban State takes very seriously its leading role in the initiation,
territorial integrity and economy of the Cuban state, 75 of them were arrested on 18 and 19 March 2003
has trafficked in property confiscated from them by the Cuban State.
legislative and otherwise, culminating in the actions taken by the Cuban State after the abominable acts of 11 September 2001 with a view to improving its methods in the struggle against terrorism.
Over the last four decades, the Cuban state has taken on the task of attending to the various factors that could cause disability,
it did not diminish the political will of the Cuban State to continue promoting gender equality and improving the condition
to the political will and commitment of the Cuban State to promoting and strengthening the United Nations,
The great effort made by Cuban society as a whole and the Cuban State to prevent and deal with abuse
One of the fundamental principles of the social development policy of the Cuban State throughout the period since 1959 has been the preferential treatment,
A humanitarian tragedy- which seems to be the implicit objective of the embargo- has been avoided only thanks to the will of the Cuban state to maintain at all costs the pillars of its social model, which guarantees to everyone, among others, a staple food for a modest price and a free consumption in the crèches, schools, hospitals,